Can A Perpetual Motion Wheel Actually Work?

[@badw01f23]

This is obviously a joke people. He's not an idiot

[@Eternalsunshinejewelry]

Yeah no he really doesn't know any better

[@bbotelhoHI]

BadW01f 2 or when he dumped bleach into aluminum pans. Or drano into aluminum pans

[@KieranSymes]

He really is an idiot.

[@ordinarytoaster8550]

Coma White hasn’t the myth busters almost set things on fire multiple times despite being scientific geniuses

[@lavendervanilladepressioni5536]

Aye congrats on being a pinned comment! *tyler likes this very much*

[@Shruz]

I think they patched it in the last update

[@Jabawokky]

Yeah probably

[@moeluminati2844]

@@masondougherty7412 yes

[@jongwong]

yes the developers said there was a bug so they confirmed a patch

[@ararepotato1420]

No, it was in the day one patch.

[@maxtacoman7630]

Bruh

[@jacekelly9549]

Your a little late, they patched this bug when people kept using it for infinite electricity.

[@lucielm]

Yea, that was the same patch that allowed people to tape cats and buttered toast together for a super engine. BTW: That was a great energy drink commercial. Look up Flying Horse - Gatorrada (Cat-Toast) if you don't know what I'm talking about.

[@GOASTxMOUSE]

This comment made me laugh out loud for real

[@dylanbrennan7552]

You saved a lot of people a lot of typing with this

[@TheElvisnator]

I found another way and it still works in the V1.10.1 version and I won't tell anyone because they will patch this again

[@JewishKanye]

Lol

[@JKGKJJLGHGHJ]

Instead of poking fun and saying how it wouldn't work, you built it and actually tried it out, much respect to you sir well done.

[@taxicamel]

AGREED. Your comment is one of the few that I understand. There are a bunch of commenters talking about various things including something about a "patch" ....which I have no idea what they are talking about. The video was doing fine up to the 12:25 mark .....it was NOT A BIG FAIL !!!! IT WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS!! Your time was NOT wasted. You merely confirmed there is no such thing as a "perpetual motion machine" as taught in high school. Now the take away SHOULD be that ANYONE promoting such a mechanism .....OR .....something along the lines of a "FREE ENERGY" device ......is a CON MAN .....a FRAUDSTER ........much like HUMPTY TRUMPTY. Follow the rules of physics. The shorter the statement ....the simpler the statement .....is what the LAWS OF PHYSICS are all about. When someone shows you otherwise .......they are knowingly trying to CON you ........and there will always be people who will be suckered in ......again, much like HUMPTY TRUMPTY. .

[@zacrosamond3128]

This wasn't a fail at all! It was a success, at providing the expected results of a repeatable experiment. Props to you for being so humble and transparent!

[@madebydimiakagreekmachine5822]

@Just A Dude With A Mustache really

[@jasonlangstraat3385]

Translation to Red Foreman English ... WAY TO GO DUMB ASS!

[@cutlogic181]

@@jasonlangstraat3385 💉💊🥴

[@TheVirginGary]

1. Not enough bottles. 2. Not enough water in the bottles.

[@MilaEvans]

Even if the premise behind the idea made any sense, the friction in the axle of the wheel would mean that energy would continue being lost as the wheel turns until there isn't any energy left in the system.

[@alexdelozier9047]

Also loss of energy due to the turbulence of the water.

[@shaunorafferty5930]

What if the axle was somehow suspended a maglif system thus eliminating friction and instead of water the use of something solid

[@MilaEvans]

The wheel would encounter air resistance as well so it would also need to be in a vacuum.

[@kadragon3764]

@@shaunorafferty5930 there's also resistance in the magnetic fields causing for energy loss. Far less resistance than physical contact, but still there

[@johnny3rd801]

It's because the water creating the same amount of force when it goes back to the original position so three two forces cancel eachother

[@brianwhitelaw3298]

To all who called him an idiot, or some other derogatory name, you're too harsh. He's not an idiot, he's just curious. Nobody is born knowing physics, or anything for that matter; everything you do and know is learned over time. I commend him for experimenting and learning from it. @TylerTube - One of the main reasons perpetual machines cannot exist is because it is physically impossible to get more energy out of a system (mechanical or otherwise) than the amount of energy that "charges" the system. There are many factors that drain energy from your system including friction etc that other commenters mentioned. That established, it is my theory that the main energy drain on the system you made is the water sloshing back and forth in those bottles. What you've created is effectively a weighted flywheel. Flywheels store potential energy, and weighted flywheels can store more potential energy, using inertia. However, they also require more energy input to the system in order to rotate. At one point you commented on how quickly your wheel slowed down. I believe that is due to the movement of the water from one end of a given bottle to the other. That back and forth movement of the water consumed energy fourteen times per revolution in your system. Ergo, the energy you supplied your wheel is more rapidly consumed in comparison to your spinning the wheel at the very beginning when you were displaying the gyroscopic effect. If you're interested in learning a bit more about how flywheels store energy, consider watching a video on KZbin called "The Mechanical Battery" posted seven months ago by New Mind. If this video was actually a joke and you already knew all of that stuff, then I'm the idiot. 😊 Have a great night all. 😁

[@symphonysoup]

“ThEsE hAvE tO bE ExAcT” The bottles: . . . .. .

[@xhinkoo]

😂

[@syndicate4417]

The zip ties lol

[@okiman6169]

My chromosones be like

[@williamthomas6688]

I came to the comments as soon as I noticed two bottles were oddly close together and nobody has really said anything

[@euphony62]

Take timeout to understand some more about counterweight, laws of the fulcrum, size of the wheel, laws of the moving fluid, and so on and so forth

[@dropatrain]

This channel is like if SmarterEveryDay didnt go to college and instead made moonshine in his garage

[@davidp1838]

dropatrain 😂😂

[@whiterhino2530]

Exacly i love it

[@Dakotaidk]

He roughly understands the scientific method But hey, it's enough for youtube

[@HCheatNcool]

I’m glad I read a few more comments... I was about to say the exact same thing... 👍🏼

[@Rclay0129]

That’s not even an insult lol

[@rumdonuts9111]

Your attitude is as adorable as your beard. There's nothing wrong with laymen science stuff as long as you're honest! Keep on truckin'!

[@Kay_Jay_Pea]

Tyler: **Tries to create something that has been proven over 1000s of years to be impossible** Also Tyler: **is surprised when it doesn't work**

[@Youtubeforcedmetochangemyname]

Nothing is impossible but this is near I'm sure friction is the problem with these

[@lordcrayzar]

Many things are impossible.

[@DeadlyFredXXX]

Anything's possible if you kludge hard enough.

[@drunk-npigboii5142]

Im pretty sure with all the gas, chemicals and other brain cell killers he has poured, spilled, blew up, left stuff sitting in has really jacked his IQ up a bit lol still love his channel tho

[@aaronchapman1435]

No no no this is actually very possible he just forgot to put little rockets on the bottoms on the bottles 🤣🤣🤣

[@RS-pe9wn]

The same amount of energy you get from the water moving is lost when the water moves again trying to go up

[@thatcherbuck]

Yes, but it doesn't work because energy is lost to heat because of friction

[@johnnyd4827]

@@thatcherbuck yeah but that's one of the reasons

[@thatcherbuck]

@@johnnyd4827 yea, that's what I'm saying

[@johnnyd4827]

@@thatcherbuck yeah yeah I just can't see what I'm writing cuz it's like 00:33 where I live and I dont understand a fuck😂

[@MrAwol007]

yep

[@steeze4twenty]

You've inspired me to make my own perpetual motion machine. Thanks bud!

[@wesmares]

And, did it work??😅

[@kenzrockone]

TRy with 8 bottles

[@BrianOdeoh]

Technically it doesn't work

[@GeneralGravys]

11:04 the sounds that echo in my room late at night.

[@chase5918]

Definitely not a NASA agent i laughed way harder than I should’ve at tbis

[@sophiejenna2971]

OMG 😂

[@Brandon-bi4cj]

Lmao I laughed so hard

[@xchronicxblaiz3x]

Gotta slow down and enjoy it... Otherwise you might hurt yourself

[@bobert2352]

😂 so dead 😂

[@missouribackwoodsadventures]

Perpetual motion machine: Doesn’t exist Tyler: Physics mumbo jumbo 😂

[@flymario8046]

I think they do exist... they just don't work :)

[@bartt7425]

Lolol

[@bruuuuuhhhhhhh]

Fred Smith but that is inside the influence of gravity

[@taxicamel]

It will be people like HUMPTY TRUMPTY who will convince you otherwise. .

[@katrinarose2210]

Think about it this way: you've equally spaced a bunch of weight on a wheel, all you did is balance it. In order to spin the wheel, you had to put force on one side and then let it go to push it forward. By adding those bottles all you've done is add weight to the the entire wheel, like adding a tire, its changed nothing and gives no driving force to the wheel

[@samael338]

It's almost like the added weight increases friction which is a constant force acting against the initial momentary force applied to make it spin. Thus friction will win every time.

[@jakejones5736]

Not exactly. Although the torque on the left side is higher than the right, the torque at the bottom is higher than the top. Both of these higher forces are in opposition. So right there you have a zero net turning force. Even so, there's still the various frictions that also resist the wheel from turning.

[@gabiking4522]

I admire your application of the scientific method to see for yourself if this worked. I totally understand why you thought it would! It /sounds/ very reasonable. Experimentation is what leads to finding things that we know now to be laws, and a hands on approach is often the best way to really understand something. Also, its good to take stuff like this as a warning, as reasonable as it sounded and people made it look, the people who experimented and the people who know the science were able to disprove it, so keep that in mind when you (referring to literally everyone right now) want to believe in conspiracy theories. You know, the earth is a sphere, climate change is a real issue, etc.

[@Zzansss]

Gabi King had us in the first half ngl

[@ayekantspeylgud]

Gabi King I can't tell how much of this is sarcasm

[@gabiking4522]

@@ayekantspeylgud Ah I realize now my wording was a little off. I mean that, we shouldn't believe conspiracies about the Earth being flat, or climate change not being real, not the other way around lol. I did think it was clear because the science only points in one direction, but I see the confusion

[@coodaphi]

Lol this dude thinks the earth is a sphere and climate change is real, good one bud

[@scruffy5119]

Gabi King climate change isn’t a real issue why did you even sneak that in this paragraph, it’s a natural occurrence that humans have little to no effect on

[@planexshifter]

“Lisa, in this house we obey the laws of thermodynamics”!

[@kiwitsu6717]

Exactly the scene I was thinking of when I watched this

[@seanroach77]

@@kiwitsu6717 me too

[@Tycool243]

@@kiwitsu6717 same

[@samsonamao2871]

Why it didnt work is because the number of bottles is supposed to be a factor of 360⁰. That is 4,5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12, 15, 18.... and so on, You used 7 bottles, no way to have an equal spacing between the bottles. Hence the centre of gravity would be one sided.

[@GypsyAngel12]

Yes exactly my thought - even if more water was added to the bottles instead of removing it would have been a better option but clearly with such a gap between the bottles there was no way it could create enough force to keep moving.

[@RogelioRosario-zo4xv]

Whether it works or not, l thank you so much. What l know is that you are a researcher

[@davebeeton97]

I wonder if the results would be different if the bottles were arranged in Directions N , NE , E , SE , S , SW ,W , NW, also the bottles need hinging I think and then you have the issue of centrifugal force which means if you could make it work you need to find a way to make the bottles travelling up stay close to wheel

[@calebelkins8600]

Lol, it didn't work because perpetual motion is not possible.

[@Tyr0n]

11:25 me after curry night

[@EscapedSheep]

Tyr0 aw jeeze

[@extxf]

Me after chipotle

[@freddyrosario23]

After taco bell

[@unknownunknown2043]

Bahahaha

[@Thesnakerox]

Can a perpetual motion wheel actually work? Short answer: NO. Long answer: This video

[@davidp1838]

Thesnakerox theoretically yes in perfect conditions using a vacuum to negate air resistance and electromagnets to suspend the wheel with ho physical contact negating friction in the system

[@michaelschmid2311]

@@davidp1838 but to do this you need even more energy. Impossible

[@davidp1838]

Let's Cat it’s been done in The Benjamin Franklin museum in Philadelphia they have a pendulum where it moves so little that friction is negligible and also it is affected by the earth rotation and gravity therefore it will never stop unless out current understanding of the laws of physics is wrong then we will learn something from it and adjust out current understanding

[@davidp1838]

Let's Cat you should look into it it’s really interesting

[@michaelschmid2311]

@@davidp1838 i meant that IT isnt possible to generate Energy from nothing. In the Benjamin Franklin Museum they might be using Energy to generate these conditions, for me this isnt much different than using a simple Motor..

[@thequestion9513]

You sir are a true scientist, unlike the fools who spout nonsense about why it *should work*. You gave solid proof, and honesty. 👏

[@SouloDoloMusic]

Perpetual motion isn't impossible. My girl hasn't stopped talking since I met her.

[@KurtsToys]

That's perpetual commotion

[@DrJustinable]

She will one day though ;)

[@theepicgaminggod4275]

DrJustinable Yea, you’re right we need to silence her immediately 🔫 a

[@buckfutter99]

She’ll shut up when she has no brain function.

[@Orangetilt]

She is also probably still eating, right? 😂

[@williamcox1176]

The reason it didn't work is, you forgot to fit the hidden electric motor.

[@jakkakasunset5485]

And the magnets

[@IsaacMega]

Lmao yes

[@Ricoxemani]

Krakka Jakk711 magnets?

[@SANSburaxD]

Or the guy in the greenscreen suit spinning the wheel

[@Me-ui3ug]

@@jakkakasunset5485 electric motors work from magnets

[@iconart7]

100% respect to you for testing this for yourself. It obviously needs to be tweaked and the problem is we don’t have the shills and experience to do those tweets that give it a chance of success. It would be interesting to see a group of engineers trying to solve the problem.

[@tbolttravis]

Top 10 Most Satisfying Sounds Number 8: A zip tie being closed

[@noname-cp2cb]

Whats the yop

[@m1a2abrams52]

Number 1: m1 garand clip being ejected

[@MlodyYasker]

Elijah Cohen *pInG*

[@GL_Jcobbs]

And the water at 11:05

[@mrspacely603]

Says the 👮 cop

[@iwonderwhatwouldhappen]

Me: it looks like he's gonna drill into the table. Tyler: and I've drilled into the table.

[@chadpugh1490]

The centrifugal force deal was worth the price of admission.

[@seanthompson6720]

i was waiting for that heavy bag to randomly disconnect from the wall and knock him across the room.

[@takitonamase5683]

Same

[@noname-cp2cb]

Nice

[@Ppetiprin]

I noticed that to and was wishing the same thung

[@jayytee837]

lmao i didnt even notice the punchin bag til u said sumtin lmao

[@weedconesuer]

🤣🤣🤣

[@stimpy_thecat]

"Bearded dude overcomes laws of physics, gets likes on KZbin"

[@mrspacely603]

And you get them in comments haha

[@KableTac]

well for one its not overcoming laws of physics, its literally a law of physics. secondly he didnt overcome it because he doesnt realize how precise you actually need to be to make this happen, itll never work with an old bicycle wheel and zipties. thirdly he didnt get a like

[@Robbieizdabomb]

Kable you, my friend, just so happened to earn my like. But that’s about it on the likes from me.

[@Dave-wh1nd]

@@KableTac it'll never work in the first place.(watch ted-ed)

[@Gajoobles]

Just think about all the forces at play and you will get an idea as to why it cannot do what you want it to. The main issue is you don't think about the friction the wheel has to deal with as it spins, that is wasted energy. Furthermore, whenever water is going down, the wheel is also raising the water on the other side which counters the force you put in. I am sure there is more to this so please correct if I am wrong.

[@jakobwit9157]

Netflix: Are you still watching? Somebody's daughter : 11:29

[@brycecourtneymusic]

I was completely unprepared for what i just heard.

[@rachelelliott4191]

Jakob Wit 😂😂😂😂

[@countrygaming1783]

My god lol

[@tallynlove98]

OMG 😂😂😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️

[@demsygaming2755]

My god 😂😂😂

[@SuperFactsCS]

The wheel hanging from the celing experiment at the begining is actually not centrifugal force Its gyroscopic force

[@paralyzedjohncena260]

Thanks no one asked

[@Yung_Bnoxxx]

Shut up nerd

[@williamhernandez2531]

Paralyzed John Cena lol

[@williamhernandez2531]

GAME FOR FAME xD

[@jacoblawrence9145]

I'm glad it annoyed someone else as well.

[@Pahtoh]

Funny video. You've been one of my favourite KZbinrs for years and I've recently started messing around and thinking about these concepts too. I know this wasn't meant to be serious but if you pause the vid at 10:25 you can see that 2 250g bottles are trying to lift 5 250g bottles & some weight of the wheel. The only ones pushing the wheel up would be middle and top one on the right. For this to have any chance of working you need to make the angle of bottles more rounded and matching the surface of the wheel so more bottles can push in the direction the wheel wants to move, as u can tell by looking at the bottom/left bottles they just push down and bring the wheel to a stop. A good way to do this would be to get a tube or clear hose, fill it with water and create chambers in the tube or hose for water to splash back and forward to create momentum around the wheel. Maybe you could offset the weights too so when a 500g is pushing down it's lifting 250 then another 250g then when the 2 250gs rotate and start pushing down that will lift the 500g up. You'd have to calculate the mass, momentum and include external forces like the mass and momentum of wheel/other bottles to make sure water can keep up. The basic idea of this machine is there's always more pushing and always is overpowering the pulling side. Pushing and pulling is based on the rotatation. Anyways, that's my input for your future videos and anyone thinking about having fun with these ideas. It'll be fun seeing you mess around with this stuff and doing experiments just for fun, not to be serious. That's how you end up learning and finding hidden gems, by not being so serious.

[@Davidbadgamer]

11:06 me in the toilet in 3am

[@blxxdyvxmit7930]

This killed me

[@theschwiftyman8840]

Haha for real

[@leekoauto]

That little giggle is also very true

[@Erik_Danley]

Dude you are hilarious. Perpetual motion is something humans have been trying to figure out for probably thousands of years and here you are in your garage getting annoyed after an hour or so. Man this is great stuff. Love your channel dude, you are a very cool guy

[@taelor56]

Humans have not had current technology for thousands of years, bound to happen one-day

[@austingx8295]

Insert electroboom yelling “YOU CANNOT MAKE FREE ENERGY!”

[@brambai7498]

Austin GX yes. You’ve got the idea

[@jordanstanga1371]

God dang... best comment on her

[@mementomori7911]

It's not making free anger it's just finding a really efficient way of reusing energy. F##k auto correct

[@captainweird1822]

Unless if you have a FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER! Powering it

[@spacedonut2004]

I literally heard it in his exact voice

[@RazoE]

"we know this doesn't work" *doesn't work * Tyler: 😮

[@mariozhuri6894]

This is very real.Plus if you use larger bottles, it increases distance of the liquid from the center.

[@thomasherzog86]

everyone that likes engineering has at least once in his life thought about making a perpetual motion machine in his mind.

[@Sp00kq]

Yea. It's almost impossible to perfect tho. The same amount of energy goes into moving the bottles up as when they came down, and then there's also the added problem of energy being lost to heat. You'd need to make a levitating wheel and then figure out a way to make it so there's more energy going down than up, which is the hard part.

[@420Zidane]

@@Sp00kq is say it IS impossible to perfect. You'd need to have a situation with literally zero friction or other energy loss, which is impossible. Even if it was possible, there'd be no way to harness the energy anyway, so it's pretty much useless

[@cb3rdDegreeBurns]

I've always had a theory. What if you could have a wheel connected to a turbine, you manually spin the wheel once and the electricity created then branched off with one branch going to a device the requiring just enough power to keep the wheel turning. Assuming the necessary amount of power needed to power the wheel is less than the amount of energy the turbine creates, you theoretically would have infinite power

[@thomasherzog86]

@@cb3rdDegreeBurns the turbine would create less energy than needed to spin the wheel unfortunately. people try those things for centuries and it never worked simply because of how energy works - they have a word for this: entropy. you will always get less energy than you put into.

[@spydercoslacker7466]

It’s impossible.

[@updowne-1224]

I love this channel and I'm a chemistry major and physics as a minor. I know his videos are not the most scientific but they're extremely entertaining. Perpetual motion machine or not love the channel. (He could have been like a lot perpetual motion machine videos and fake it)

[@kfleshtv]

Thanks for making this. Just what I was looking for to help debunk!!!! Need more perpetual motion trials for other gizmos.

[@taxicamel]

Why need more "gizmos"? Did you not learn anything .....or are you being "sarcastic"? The video was doing fine up to the 12:25 mark .....it was NOT A BIG FAIL !!!! IT WAS A COMPLETE SUCCESS!! Your time was NOT wasted. You merely confirmed there is no such thing as a "perpetual motion machine" as taught in high school. Now the take away SHOULD be that ANYONE promoting such a mechanism .....OR .....something along the lines of a "FREE ENERGY" device ......is a CON MAN .....a FRAUDSTER ........much like HUMPTY TRUMPTY. Follow the rules of physics. The shorter the statement ....the simpler the statement .....is what the LAWS OF PHYSICS are all about. When someone shows you otherwise .......they are knowingly trying to CON you ........and there will always be people who will be suckered in ......again, much like HUMPTY TRUMPTY. .

[@kylenightingale1391]

“Alright maybe you just gotta go real fast” This is the quality content that keeps me coming back.

[@stevenmartindale6747]

I friggin love this guy. Do all of his experiments work? No. Am I always entertained? Yes! I applaud you Tyler

[@calebmartin547]

I didn't even come to see if it works, I came to watch Tyler entertain me! 😂

[@kaidwyer]

3:00 “503, 505” RIP Davie504 😂

[@bennettmcole]

only true ones know

[@BRC21]

Bennett Cole BASS SLAPP LIKE NOW

[@thegreenbabypodcast5306]

Lmao

[@thegreenbabypodcast5306]

S a c r i l e g i o u s

[@lMaqz]

You’re trying to get energy for free ? Universe : no

[@TheForgottenStag]

Lol yess!!

[@brianmckinley7160]

He's actually not. He's trying to leverage an initially applied kinetic energy, which is entirely possible

[@techazepro6105]

If you want free energy use wind or sun or river

[@VirtualizerExtreme]

@@techazepro6105 still not free, it's cheap energy but not "free"

[@jkrules4161]

I'm glad I looked up perpetual motion today, I found 2 channels I seem to enjoy, you being one of them

[@ElegantSwine]

It was like watching Dora the Explorer. Me: The bottle, the bottle! Tyler: Does it look like the bottle needs to go back? Me: YES!!!!!

[@sonjahesse1089]

SAME!

[@jaywhite85]

Tyler: .. imma teach kids about perpetual motion... Also Tyler with a D.A.R.E. shirt on tell kids to smoke Diesel... 😂😂🤣.. savage

[@ab3040]

If your interested in the physics aspect, there's a simple explanation. The law Law of Conservation of Energy Since energy can't be created, we have to put some of our own energy (chemical energy) into the system, and it will be converted mainly to mechanical energy in the system. Even here some energy is lost due to sound energy and friction (thermal energy). Then in the system you constantly lose energy to more friction and sound.

[@hughaskew6550]

Loved the clipity-clopity sound!

[@ladrawyj1307]

I feel bad for him “humm it doesn’t work I did all this for nothing 😟”😂😂

[@NoneroneousX5]

That Bag about to knock him out! Thanks for showing us the truth. Very Happy you did this even if it is depressing!

[@ericharvey7333]

Until you can get rid of friction all together you can’t have a perpetual motion machine

[@wayside5182]

And wind resistance and break physics

[@FNPetersen]

Even without friction it's fundamentally impossible.

[@FNPetersen]

Energy can neither be created nor destroyed, and in any closed system entropy will tend to increase.

[@dennisbooth7731]

John Petersen yeah but isn’t there a whole theory about like how energy is constantly created and destroyed? Idk I’m not that into science

[@breadboots6431]

@@dennisbooth7731 no it's just transferred in ways that look like it's created and destroyed.

[@ponyboytellem3163]

Dude, I love your channel and everything you try but you aren't about to break the second law of thermodynamics in your garage. Perpetual motion does not exist. You can't get more energy out than what you put in, and everything wears down and eventually needs repaired or replaced. If humanity perfected a perpetual motion machine, we'd jump to a tier 3 civilization immediately.

[@wungomungo6177]

The concept on it’s own is entertaining enough. Imagine if this video had been the breakthrough discovery... just some guy in his garage.

[@stimpy_thecat]

Eh, it's all in fun. At least he seems to have gotten away from glue videos.

[@connormcdougall2341]

@@wungomungo6177 lol what if he proved it

[@therhino928]

Bruh

[@ligma_male.]

Dude he does it only four entertainmant chill

[@trensemetro4054]

Quando comecei a assistir o vídeo já pensei : Lá vem mais um "gênio"para tentar provar o "moto conntínuo" com vários truques e tc . Até pensei : quantas lâmpadas esse "gênio" vai "acender" com a engenhoca? . Fiquei surpreso !!! Um dos poucos que assumem que NÃO FUNCIONA . Parabéns .Gostei muito

[@mandc20022]

11:49 sounds like me in the bathroom in my teens

[@Ryanbirkholtz]

I knew I would see this comment

[@FlyingOstridge609]

It was the extra gram

[@ermwhattheflipdude]

It was... THE GRAMMM!

[@kaitlintaylor5826]

All for the gram. B***** love a gram

[@patrickmchose7472]

Best part was you spinning the wheel with your fingers on the spokes. That resistance you were feeling was friction and the reason it will never work. Great job on the vid!!

[@alyssarae1788]

I just want to you know what anytime my husband and I see a man with a big beard we'll say "I bet he couldn't put 2,000 toothpicks in it tho"

[@ayderla789]

what?

[@armikm9846]

Yall weird af then 😂

[@cloroxwipez8322]

Gee thanks I'll watch this video whenever I need to figure out how to hold a tire to my ceiling 1:53

[@JannaY1101]

I knew how this is gonna end, and yet I thoroughly enjoyed the video

[@bwanner]

Tyler: For every 10 videos on perpetual motion, there are 10 videos explaining the physics of why it won't work. Also Tyler : Why can't I get this to work? Best Channel Ever!

[@an.ac.pal128]

Tyler: *Breaks the laws of thermodynamics" The physics police: FBI OPEN UP

[@Sip_Dhit]

You mean "PBI open up"

[@MattManProductions]

Yet another teaching point, this is called Pascal's law/pascal's principal, in fluid/gas/liquid mechanics, it states as followed; fluid at rest in a closed container, a pressure change in one part is transmitted without loss to every portion of the fluid and to the walls of the container. "Water seeks it's own level"

[@TheFlick175]

I'm calling it now this mans going to invent a perpetual motion machine in his garage

[@Lovicide]

I'm calling it now, he won't

[@machuff981]

After becoming so enamored with the workings of perpetual motion machines Tyler embarks in a lifelong journey to perfect and create a perpetual motion machine

[@luckettt.]

I get pretty excited whenever I see these videos. I could only imagine what living next to him would be like. 😂

[@philippenoviant860]

Thank you man! Perfect! Science is made when you experiment! You experimented, you're a scientist, a real one. No one told that the experience had to work! Science is not made with only success!

[@alexavierkelly4004]

I love this guy he makes quality content

[@loganbuckner6962]

I love this guy. Never stop making videos!

[@arturolagunesflores]

When I’m in class and the teacher is teaching too fast 9:55

[@jamesnorbury4504]

One thing that might be affecting it from spinning for a least a little while is since you only have the wheel bolted on one side it’s probably causing friction on the axle and or the bearings and stoping them from spinning.

[@CaptainSNES]

Crazy man believes he has created the ultimate renewable energy source

[@austinmcdermott8859]

Captain SNES someone tell Electroboom 😄

[@EpilepsyWarning]

Bro he never mentioned it being an energy source. He said a perpetual wheel that would run for a long time.do you guys feel smart when pointing out something a child knows? Literally everyone knows you cant just create a constant energy source or a machine that runs by itself. He just wants something that will spin for a while

[@ayderla789]

@@EpilepsyWarning you mean like a wheel without bottles attached?

[@ayderla789]

@a guy if i test for alien dna in my drinking water i feel like that might indicate my insanity

[@austinmcdermott8859]

EpilepsyWarning There are lots of constant energy sources. Perhaps the best example would be the sun,the sun is constantly giving off radiant energy. An example of “a Device that runs by itself” would be a S O L A R P A N E L, a solar panel uses photovoltaic cells to convert radiant energy into electricity . Also a solar panel does not need any power to run so you could say it “runs by its self”. It is uneducated people like you who who have to pick on others to make your self feel smarter. Why don’t you finish middle school before you act like you know what you’re talking about. PUT THAT IN YOU J U U L AND SMOKE IT.

[@AidenRKrone]

This is the kind of science we need! What we get now is scientism. We're told by "experts" that stuff won't work, but they never explain why. People need to do more at-home experimentation, just like this.

[@agentorange543]

Try to understand the laws of Thermodynamics brother.

[@user-iy2ju1wj3r]

1:47 that's gyroscopic precession. the force on the wheel is manifesting 90 degrees ahead of where the torque is being applied, in the direction the wheel is spinning. instead of the wheel returning to it's original position, with the axel pointing up and down, it precesses around the string instead, because the wheel is spinning.

[@jeremey2072]

Came here to say this, it's not centripetal force keeping it vertical like that, it's angular momentum!

[@danielwalker9915]

“Is there something about physics that I don’t understand” yes it is that energy can not be created or destroyed just changed

[@spydercoslacker7466]

First law of thermodynamics

[@triosta1]

"That extra gram won't matter." That is what my brother said to the cartel right before they used his blood in a perpetual motion experiment.

[@THEBOSS47MLG]

I want to see someone do this in the future on another planet with different gravity

[@RubberSalt]

Balance the wheel. It's moving on its own to get the heaviest point at the bottom.

[@timrosencrans7955]

That’s impossible, he’s built a purposely unbalanced wheel.

[@RubberSalt]

@@timrosencrans7955 its possible. When it's not being moved, it should be stationary. This begins rotating on its own whichever direction will get the heaviest part to the bottom. It shouldnt move more than the distance the bottles are spaced apart if was balanced.

[@thomaswilson8217]

It doesnt move on it's own forever and it's got nothing to do with this being possible. It will work until it reaches a point of balance. Momentum keeps it from staying on a balance point but that momentum will run out eventually and when it does the wheel will meet an equilibrium and stay still. At least it would in a perfect environment. Things in reality are in constant motion nothing is actually ever stationary so there will always be slight momentum and the wheel will move slightly forever no matter what even if the eye cant see the movement. But this doesnt make it perpetual motion because it doesnt accelerate beyond the rate of everything else it stays what we consider to be stationary. Something being theoretically stationary is no movement whatsoever. In reality being stationary is moving at the same rate that everything moves.

[@timrosencrans7955]

Gabriel Coleman no it’s impossible. the design is an unbalanced wheel. This type of perpetual motion machine actually shifts the center of gravity down and to one side.

[@RubberSalt]

@@timrosencrans7955 put a 5lb lead weight on 1 side of the wheel and then explain why it still acts the same way Tyler's does. Not arguing that the perpetual motion can work(cant). Arguing that in order to remove variables, it needs balanced.

[@tobiascosta3226]

Respect to you for being honest and not joining in with the rest of the fake video's on KZbin 💯👍😉

[@LauraScaped]

3:46 2 grams makes all the difference in the world 😂

[@harleyspeedthrust4013]

everything about this video makes physics majors want to cry

[@mystic_tacos]

It shouldn't. This is a video of a guy testing, honestly, the validity of videos that he had seen. He tested it with his initial materials and decided to remove some of the fluid when it didn't work. He tried rotating the wheel in both directions, and he tried manually spinning the wheel at varying speeds. Then he removed the wheel and tested it. I would say that for a person who has nothing to do with physics as a course study he performed his experiment entirely satisfactorily.

[@Slinglling]

the angle of every botte attached to the wheel has to be the same perfectly

[@DustinTheNow]

Great video! ... although I believe the first trick is actually due to conservation of angular momentum and not centrifugal force.

[@jimbuckman25]

Yep😂

[@demetriusthompson2362]

Centrifugal force isn't even a real thing

[@thomaswilson8217]

@@demetriusthompson2362 its theoretical

[@demetriusthompson2362]

@@thomaswilson8217 you're theoretical

[@thomaswilson8217]

@@demetriusthompson2362 Bro did you know the earth is a bowl. That's why the water doesnt fall out.

[@TrxvisMxller]

“As long as you have everything equal and everything BALANCED out, the wheel should spin, pretty much forever...” lol maybe because it’s perfectly balanced , it won’t spin... it’s in “equilibrium”

[@clickermisser9841]

I'm sure its because he has 7 bottles instead of 6, 7 is unbalanced and im sure it wouldn't work because one side will have 4 while the other has 3

[@tyronebiggims1613]

I glued magnets on the rim 2'' apart and put 1 stationary magnet on top and on bottom and on sides it works perfect.. i let it run for a week straight in garage until the walmart china bearing cooked..

[@donaxe9246]

How far away from the wheel did you put the stationary magnets

[@MrMR-sk8jm]

The reason this doesn't work is because of the fact that the water being further away from the point of rotation on the one side actually causes the center of gravity to shift downward and (in this case) to the right. This causes the wheel to want to come to rest instead of continuing to spin as if the center of gravity were on the point of rotation.

[@morne5831]

would u not agree that he needed to add more water to increase the gravity?

[@JohnDought]

Yes there is almost no water.​@@morne5831

[@NachitoBacho0]

I agree, needs more water, so the force it’s less

[@DragonKingNate123]

It made a cool noise, we're good 😂

[@fixit3879]

This might still not work, but I would try this: Number of bottles should at least be even at 8 or 10 bottles. You have 7 bottles that I can count. The bottles should be evenly/perfectly spaced out. The 7 bottles in this trial are not perfectly spaced in a balanced way. Thus the Wheel is finding its equilibrium balance and after a while coming to a stop. Just a thought. Respect!

[@gameswithjackson2139]

Well he tried

[@scaleop4]

he did

[@BristolViking]

This was the complete opposite of a fail! You proved that even though something sounds 100 physically and technically possible. It actually isn't. This is the kinda stuff the world needs. Test things, because not everything we hear or read is true. Back in school, my science teacher was almost exactly like you in all your videos. He would take a question and then test it. It's what made me love science as much as I do today.

[@shawnwoods8987]

Is your science teacher named Jason Medina by chance lmao

[@joshuanyagagi4496]

No. If only this idiot had put 6 or 8 bottles it would've worked

[@kingofkings635]

Enjoyed the video, it was fun, transparent and educational. the outcome was obvious but it good to see someone built it.

[@cbirdman]

The wheel is staying up on the string due to the gyroscopic effect, not because of the centrifugal force.

[@XdivineExp]

Sounds like some more physics mumbo jumbo to me.

[@pilotgeraldb3792]

gyroscopic precession

[@IronHexacyanoferrate]

Gerald Burkholder bloody hell, I know a lot of people commenting here are dumbbbbb but this particular comment made me want to reply, gyroscopic precession is something totally different to gyroscopic effect. Gyroscopic precession is the rotation of an object due to torque, as you can see in the short experiment in the video, the wheel is not only spinning along the axle, it’s also spinning on the string, that’s gyroscopic precession, while gyroscopic effect is a tendency of a spinning object to stay in the same plane in relation to the universe, AND I’ll also clarify here, as a lot of people seem to be saying it’s “not centrifugal force but gyroscopic effect” well they’re partially right, as in gyroscopic effect relies on the centrifugal, or rather centripetal force, the difference between these two is that the first one is the force acting towards the outside of the wheel, and the second is a force acting in the same direction as the current vector of movement of a given point on a spinning wheel. Please stop talking about stuffs you know nothing about. Thanks :)

[@pilotgeraldb3792]

@@IronHexacyanoferrate wow

[@pilotgeraldb3792]

@@IronHexacyanoferrate kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGbFfK14j5yLq68

[@eugenenalpin6058]

"Is this an out-of-season April Fools joke?"

[@Archin-dn4bp]

Now listen to a real engineer))) Everything is simple, essentially the water inside the bottles creates another wheel and that wheel have a his own axle lower then the axle of the carrier wheel. Except for the horizontal imbalance there is a vertical imbalance. And these imbalances are equal.

[@dethkl0k]

I came to the comments section to see how many physics professors were watching KZbin. Apparently a fair amount.

[@Stigstigster]

A mere layman's understanding of physics is enough to realise that this could never work. It really does not take any formal education in physics to understand this. It's physics 101 at best.

[@sunwolf87]

The reason is that though the water has less leverage it's still pushing against the bottle coming back up. For perpetual motion to work there can't be any net resistance.

[@thetroll1247]

Best fail ever. Watching the hope drift from your face was priceless. Now I know how I look every time I look in the mirror.

[@dylanalgate8130]

The friction is why these machines never work. They may work for an amazing amount of time but even if you built one in space it would never be a true perpetual motion machine.

[@ekortan9902]

There are so many more reasons why this dosent work beyond friction but you don't need to say anymore than that.

[@foxygaming9753]

If you built one in space it still wouldn't spin forever because everything in our solar system is slowly being pulled torward the sun so the weight from the water would even out again and sure it would probably take centuries for it to stop but it wouldn't spin forever and I don't know if that's what you meant but if it wasn't then there is some new information about the topic